Bulgarian supplier Euro Games Technology (EGT) has secured a Gaming Related Vendor License in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), positioning itself to supply land-based gaming products to the region’s emerging market.
The Star Sydney could regain its suspended casino license by late September 2026, contingent on compliance with stricter regulatory frameworks and a pending AU$400 million penalty decision.
The Hong Kong Jockey Club contributed HK$39.3 billion ($5 billion) to the community in FY2025/26, achieving record turnover despite an illegal gambling surge and basketball betting suspension.
GKL’s August casino sales collapsed 25.4% month-on-month to US$23 million, signaling a sharp contraction in South Korea’s foreigner-only gaming sector despite a 10.5% surge in total casino drop.